Lanarkshire woman backs SEE ME programme and urges people to talk about mental health

Jane Fonda chats to Ellen DeGeneres about embracing her grey hair, recently having the coronavirus vaccine, and more during an appearance on her show Thursday.

Gerard Way and Julien Baker are set to feature in a special livestream broadcast focussed on mental health next week.The My Chemical Romance frontman shared details of Sound Mind‘s virtual Unwound & Unplugged event on his official Instagram account yesterday (February 23).Writing in the caption, Way said that the show and panel aim to “promote a community of support around experiences related to mental health, isolation and the healing power of creativity and connection”.“I know that it’s a

The Specials and Dub Pistols’ Barry Ashworth have partnered with mental health organisation Tonic Music to launch a new programme for music industry workers, Tonic Rider.The programme aims to provide guides, mental health first aid training to grassroots venues and in-person support stands. Tonic Rider was piloted at the 100 Club in London and the Wedgewood Rooms in Portsmouth.

link!Dr Russell added: “We are vaccinating people as quickly and as safely as possible.

People aged over 80 and people who are aged over 80 and houseboundNHS Lanarkshire worked with colleagues in GP practices to vaccinate this group. If you are in this age group and have not received your vaccination, please contact your GP practice.

Sisterly support! Jamie Lynn Spears spoke out about spreading positivity after the premiere of The New York Times Presents’ headline-making “Framing Britney Spears” episode.

Vicky Hamilton has penned a touching tribute on the 30th anniversary of her disappearance - urging people to remember her while forgetting her sick killer.Evil Peter Tobin, 74, was caged in 2008 for the murder of 15-year-old Vicky, who disappeared from a bus stop in Bathgate, West Lothian, in 1991.Vicky’s family took to social media to urge others to remember her life. Their post was liked more than 1000 times and shared by 800 people.Vicky’s family wrote: “Feb 10th 1991.

nhsinform.scot/coronavirusThe Scottish Government says the quickest way for life to return to normal is to make an effort now to stick to the restrictions in place.Key guidance:More more information go to gov.scot

link!"We really want to raise awareness of mental health and show people the support that is out there." Tickets are still avaliable for the big event, and can be bought on a donation basis by clicking here.

Crisis support has been offered more than 200 times with help provided to people who care for others more than 600 times.Help is available by emailing [email protected] or through the Support in Mind Scotland Stewartry Facebook page.Informal enquiries can be made to 07501966255 between 9am and 4.30pm Wednesday to Friday or by phoning the national office on 0300 323 1545 between 9am and 3.30pm Monday to Friday.

Hulme, told her partner Tony Tulloch she was going into town to do some shopping that morning.She was spotted at the shopping centre car park on High Street before falling to her death.Melanie, who leaves behind a son and a daughter, had been struggling with mental health issues for several years.She was sectioned under the Mental Health Act just months before her death after battling Schizoaffective disorder.An inquest into her death at Manchester Coroners' Court heard she was discharged from a

Michael Strahan is making progress as he battles COVID-19.

Lanarkshire with admirable grades that would gain her entry to the University of Glasgow to study French and Classics. Having followed the path expected of a ‘fresher’ by moving into a city flat shared with other students, the fear of stigma and what people might say was, for Heather, draining.“The girls in the flat were really supportive and wanted to help.

Kate Middleton has sent a reminder to parents and guardians of schoolchildren to "look after themselves" during the ongoing pandemic.The 39 year old is, herself, homeschooling three children – Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, two. But, speaking ahead of Children's Mental Health Week, the Duchess of Cambridge has encouraged those looking after children to make sure they are coping as well.

In her first interview since having a bum lift and liposuction, TOWIE star Yazmin Oukhellou has opened up on the true risks of the surgery.The 26-year-old spoke exclusively to new magazine about jetting to Turkey to have high definition liposuction, and what’s widely considered one of the most dangerous procedures ever – a Brazilian bum lift. “I had laser liposuction and BBL [Brazilian bum lift],” Yazmin explained.